Camera ready artwork
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From: Everyday you must choose between the pain of discipline and the pain of regret. Fredericktown, OH
You could scan it from a magazine or other printed material. If I recall, you don't really need incredibly high resolution for embroidery like you would for offset printing.
Getting the color separation is going to be the hard part. Perhaps a black logo that you could scan, then cut into the sections you need color in.
Getting the color separation is going to be the hard part. Perhaps a black logo that you could scan, then cut into the sections you need color in.
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From: Lake Mary Florida
Take a high resolution image of your vette. Make sure your background is what you want.
Open the file in photoshop (if you have it or someone you know), switch the mode to CMYK, save it as an EPS file with DCS separation. You'll get 5 files which is camera ready for print.
Open the file in photoshop (if you have it or someone you know), switch the mode to CMYK, save it as an EPS file with DCS separation. You'll get 5 files which is camera ready for print.
